Vacheron Constantin

Hi All, This Naval Deck watch made by Vacheron & Constantin was purchased by the Royal Navy in February 1942 and sold in August 1961. (See image of Admirality Ledger Card) The naval watch was procured for the mighty sum of £16 in 1942. This watch served o

Surprisingly I really enjoy the rubber strap as well (typically I don't like rubber straps)... ...and I must say the movement is beautifully finished! Enjoy your Tuesday! Cheers

What can I say, other that I stil prefer the Enamel Champlevé and white metal versions. And I dream of getting one of these Mercators, one day... True pieces of poetry and charm. Best, Nicolas

And here's the Cornes de Vache as third and last post!

The team lost but couldn’t believe the amazing atmosphere accompanied by my friend, Vacheron.

Sunday morning errands…

With an 18K. hinged case; sadly, the pin within the hinge has been broken and removed. The case still can be closed, but I would like to have it repaired some day. Would you have any idea whether this might be done? This operation were the sort of restora

Hi everyone, Here’s my other precious watch. Very different from the Quattro Spirit, though also manual wind and rose gold with a brown leather strap: my personal favorite combo. The cow horn lugs give this piece such a strong character and dynamic look!

Yea or Nay? I find it very chic. Yours, Adam